A friend and I were hiking on the Suplur Ridge Trail. We came to a piece where the trail had fallen away, so we decided to stop for a break. I took out my camera to take a picture of the hotsprings below. […]
During the summer of 1991 or 92, I made a call to our local fish and wildlife to ask what could be making these noises I had heard in the coolies near my home. I was told it most likely was a mountain lion, for there are sightings of them here. […]
Approx. 6 ft animal was seen. It scrambled across our path from left to right, from the up slope to our left across our path and down and away to our right. The animal was dark blonde in color and definitely bipedal. The dog that was with us took up pursuit immediately, barking and yapping. […]
My friend Jason and I were on our way to Alaska at the time from college, ( he to go home, I to go to work for a Fisheries ). As I said earlier it was about 45 minutes before dusk. We had just come around a bend in the road when we happened to look to the side of the road and saw the creature. […]
My ex-wife and her family where out in the area of Haig Lake, AB. Her dad was driving a grader for the fire crews, building roads to access the fire area’s. There was not much to do so they fished alot at Haig lake. […]
I saw some very clear tracks that crossing the mud of the North Boundary Trail in Jasper National Park. I was on a solo-backpacking trip into the North Boundary Country in 1987 or 1988 I had been on the trail for probably a little under a week and only saw the usuall animals to be seen in the area. […]
In the summer of 1985, it was July and it was clear, sunny and warm. It was late evening, my brother, cousin and two sister and myself were playing baseball in a clearing near our house. […]
I was fourteen at the time and staying with family and their friends at my mothers family homestead / farm in northern Alberta very close to north Buck Lake (Nearest, but very small towns would be Grassland, Donnaville or Casland) […]
We were living on a farm owned by my father which is 7 1/2 miles northwest of the town of Drayton Valley, Alberta, Canada. You can see this property by leaveing Drayton Valley, Alberta go north out of town on the highway 5 miles, turn left west now your on the highway heading toward Cynthia, Alberta drive one mile then turn right and go 1 1/2 miles now heading north. […]
I was driving alone from my parents house in Gibbons, Alberta going home to Slave Lake,Alberta. I was a meteorological technician at the time. I was going down to the Saulteaux river crossing and spotted a large animal up ahead on the side of the highway standing on the snow ridge. […]
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